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Posted 10 years ago
jagsrock95
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Just received two new Kralik Marbled -or- Kaleidoscope vases to go with my Candy Dish... There might be some debate on what this might be called but am assuming it is Kralik. I just loved all the color...and the shape of these pieces.
1. Vase 6 3/4 tall and base is 6 1/2 wide, not marked
2. Candy dish about 8 1/2 inches tall, not marked
3. Vase 9 1/2 tall, Marked "Made in Czechoslovakia"
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WOW-- not a decor that I have seen before!
Love it.
scott
Thanks Scott... it is not a common décor.
beautiful!!!!
These are wonderful!...:-)
these are still a mystery to me. that "football" czech mark is consistently appearing on great cased glass... all about the same thickness and heavy pieces.
Marbled decor was done by many companies and this pattern is seen (in different colors than this) with the kralik mark.... So... i have never seen this color combination with a kralik mark. even though we don't know who marked them i believe if you put every single piece with this mark together you will see a pattern appear- pointing to an unidentified maker
Interesting point Jericho...do you think that "MARK" can identify the maker better than décor...has this football mark been attributed to any other common identifiable décor? I posted a vase here a while ago that looks nothing like these and has the same/similar football shaped mark.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/93286-kralik-spotted-mottled-satin-finish-vase
cool, you are right that example is totally different but if you look at all the thin half confetti with satin finish i bet they all have that mark and not a kralik mark. by this time kralik heirs had four factories. maybe one of them made thinner glass like this, thinner tango too. This decor definitely identifies the maker but i need to see one with an arched Czech mark.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/108749-czech-glass--blue-marbled-pieces
Look! more food for chaos!
Great post Jericho!